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muffles, initial handkerchief, toilet
sets, hats, initial suspendrrs. gloves,
etc. lw Young Il ARNOLD.
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Christmas Goods
At Young & Arnold.
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From The Golden State.

MIR. Tom Harrison has received the
following letter from Mr.. Jeremiah
Brown. lately of san Antonio, who is
now In California. He says:
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-27

Mansc Wennelfer bensiuer fig meo
'ulo 3iaib til &pafialoere % Mirafel=
o%Otturer, iom ipefulerer / 9umbeb p9
0uertrO. 9erimoo rinseaster be bore
Sp9ti8e 2G9er, iom srunoer fin 8ur
paa lamb 8ioenlfab. @i bar bort 5oli
'rter lit YeiDs hos 9asen, iise: Seq
'ror life paa BAN; ban tan life sjsre
mtg bra = os iaa foriSser be life ensau9
De Nioler, 9esen bar iOreifreuet. Men
'oHlmler Der en- Mirafelboftor, iaa iinbes
Yer lite Ioset iaa iurt % bittert til, al
Nlo tSmmer bet meb 8elbebas, os ofte
lnobllOer fig ielu, at be er belbreoet.
SertOr saar iaa mango Menneifer oa
Sarer paa lipsuarise Spsoomme, TOM
fl'oe bore belbrebet meb 2etbeb, Der
ON man bapbe benpttet orbentlis 2asea
Slalp / rette 5ib.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-27
Gn gpis, Der mangler II" Oh ~

Gn gpis, Der mangler y" % "f",
BET nplis / &merifas fierne Better
uNfOmne iOrite Numer al Slabet "alip.
yebjersenes Chiffon" laites paa fpritt
eiSe en- Notits at fplsenbe Snbbolb
"Sen pbSrite llosiuelie apb bort 8lat
s pbcrenet meo nosle acknowledgement
81 ScripbtitDbere, apb builqae hi ia,
slsbt bort Sebup apb Script, ia,
slemt at pbOriDne os meb epb Cd oa
quaa (t), % bet parer pbire eller pbem
Tiger, inoen ul Quan pbaa iaabanne. 8i
bar reQalreret De manslenoe 8ugitauer
os pbaar clare os loen benz til De quoms
r1er. gi liquer ei oenne Staoninass
nnaaoe mere emo bore 2eiere, men
ulDcaller guam inotrepbe / De beoit pros
HeOe EbOrretninser, os plates Der enb
PbOr os epb ts quaa, iqual Ri aaisiuel
4uloe Gpqulonen / pbulb Yirqulpmbeb,
til De quOnmer. Oct er icque noaen
SCENT npb os, men Ell aloorli9 Npb>
ShRre."
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-27
I'm yi1fop iom Gaabenimeo.

VII Stlfop ION EaabenIne0. &os
lo0'albilfopen 8. 9aplor, buis Diitrift
''s9er paa &onsos @ebet, bar last Ylaz
nsf' I'll en- eienbommelis 8euabnins al
~ Sampltib. 5or at afpenbe be Snos
IVotes mulise Mnsreb paa bans Miss
!%pnsoamper, ital life &anOner os $685.
H. men andre minbre farlise 8aaben
'sa9ttes. Sjennem en- Slanse, iOm er
IRl'et til en- 9umppumpe, ital Der mob
W alsrlbenoe SLENDER ubilpnses tpffe
Safoltraaler at en- iaaban &raft, al
9Oerten Sunbe elIer Mennefer pil
'urlle ltaa iis", iom bet beber / ben en-,
s''Fe Seretnins. Ssiaa eleftrif 2ps.
yUOFal man loper fig pibunberllse Dirt.
s'.Ser paa De SOrte, ifal / 9ilfaloe a!
wig afoenoes at ben lille Camper, iom
.ner Slltopens @emalinbe ifal falbe:
Srnle 5uplur."
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-27
Sil ben iattise 4rbeioers sen.

Stl ben iattige Nrbeioers son.
T9r life nnbielis on min Gut, furbi ON
on bar en- Sap paa bin Ilbue; BET er
lit9en Sfam. Oct taller tpertimpb 9pot
ON Din itrGbiomme Mor. Seq pil bels
Ter le ct 9niin 2apper paa Din Safe,
ero at bere ct eneite imloiist os utuss
tist Orb unbilippe bire 2eber. Snaen
sob @ut uil ifp big, iprbi bu Ell fan
flGbe big iom ilere al oine aamerater.
Oct er life &laoerne, men Sjertela9et,
Saoerne p9 5pritanoen, ipm beitemmer
Wtennel fets &Rro. 90 ont enb en-
Slpnsel al en- Gut er bum npf til at le
al Din lappece, men belle ps rene 5rpie,
Iaa Jig in9entins min @ut, men saa bin
Sei. Snsen peo, buem al eber fommer
fprit til Waalet; men life pil 2apperne
biiore big fra at blipe ben isrite.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-27
Saarlist SelIfab.
Gn Iouutat,

Saarlist Selifab. Gn gooutat.
loml oar uoe at 'jsre paa qanoet, lpurote
en- fattis aore, ab bpilten gsi ban
ltuloe TONNE til Q. pun GAP BAN
Selteo berom pg tllfsiebe, at bun ltulpe
I laume &etnins.
"@oot, min Ben, iasbe gouofaten
"l9t Dem fun ~ til mig; before baars
list Selitab eno llet intet."
% be bauoe tjprt omtrent en- Wilss
bel, ltes aoneu al Os taftebe for aisre,
turen.
"er Der enbnu lanst til 9. 2" ipurste
N%ouofaten.
Ger fjsrte vi iorbi for tire auarter
lioen", iuareoe &onen, "men eiteripm
De lpnes, of baarlist selItab bar beore
END ilet intet, iau foo leg Dem fisre
nibere."
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-27

ea ManS sreb peb en- let Slblss for
w., 40 lloen ct Spanb Ianb for at
~ ,a''e'' % ban imiblertib opbasebe, at
s ~ Oar oarlnt gano, tsmte ban i fin
,',s. fprit spanbet, fpibte bet msb
''O' Sano % iluttebe iaa Slbem.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-27

Sen fertile Var. 8 ben tpife Sp
Griurt ioretuses Der i%ornplis i en- So
mile ale be fornsone 5urberebelier til
Den pnsite Oatters Srp1up. Gen Glos
tie Sen, lom Dor en- Spfjsbit ab, lopebe
at fomme til 8~rpnuppet ps at unifaffe
en- ristis lin 9ar til bet. st Sar Gage
fpr Srplluppet anfom Der en &asie ira
bam. Sen bleu barren neb / Ssfielbez
rem os to @anse oaslis operbelot meb
irilft Sanb. 0asen fsr 8rpauppet
fom iaa ben aloite Spn; ban ipurste
etfer ben 8asie, ban bapoe ienot, pg
blep piit neo / Ssfjelperen, builfet iors
anlebisebe bam til at uobrpoe:
"Sa, men beoite Mober, / ben &asie
lisger 10 nit forte 1si; 2aren bar jes
meb nu."
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-27

Snojfuo mootases os 8ente betales til
jaa6anne Rates os paa iaasanne Betinssb'
Ter, iom er forenlise meo Sitferbeo % en-
COB Banfforretnins.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-27
&ahe bliper ogiaa forfalifet. i"

&ahe bliper o8iaa forfalifet. "Su,
ben malebe, bet fan ri piitnut tenfe ps",
pil bel 2aieren iise, men itaar ri ier
belle 8pnnen for us, fan ri ba bore
trpsse." Sell %iluttet! Stfe moi meb,
at man iaroer Grtemel meb penitianIl
brunt us blanoer Ben malebe Safe Der
meb; men Der er Opfunbet Maifiner,
iom sjDr &affebsnner al baarb Oeis.
gqerece paa Sreoerif ben Stores 5ib
blumitreoe beune Snbultri / bet Smaa.
Wen ben pruftiife 8Onse foo De opoa=
sebe Snoutririooere ilasse en- Struf,
iom betos Dem 2piten paa en- 5urtiats
telie. !San lpb tire !Sanbelsmenb, lom
iabrifereoe %@affebsnner, inbelparre pe
iiooe inbeiperret, inbtil De bapoe oruffet
al ben @aife at esen Silpirfnins, iom
be baupe paa Eager. De bespnote life
paa MT!
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-27
-, oeu nOrIfe gotanifer 6alioan
sabrs % Jrsfen Snssbors
gprreiens 8rDanp

e,rtoliftan ftriper Misiionsprait
e,r,isruo / ct grep al lite Sanuar
,os7 ira gtatiuuen gbene5er til "San=
alsn" bl. q.
D9n sbe Sauuar bapoe 8abr fra
etoporaer os S%nsebprs 8srreien 8rpl.
r,r ber. 8i par ialt Is @uropaere.
9,r alporlise os inberlis s~ribenoe 8rus
s,tole at aamle gsrreien braste 9aarer
7iuer,e paa mango al os. San talte
,nsr BE Orb: "Spis lite Serren bigger
ariet, iaa arbeioe be forsjaues, iom
spooe b%erpaa", os "5urlpit Dig / Ser
,,n, iaa pil ban siue big bit Sjertets
suiarins." ut blipe lpffelise er 10
ssrss sesiarins, iOm siite fig, os Ssrs
r,isn bite mep cpbt Mpor, bpor benne
Qptf, alene er at finbe, nemlis nuar
rat furlpiter fig / Serren, p9 naar ban
tpsser 6uiet.
Ser bar rerenoe @lebe pper, at bore
sruyaiIfe Senrer, lan9t uper Sapet,
6opSe tanft paa Sruoeparret meb apf=
mfriuger % @nper, % jes er pis paa,
At Der par enbnu flere Sjerter, iom
SvSs la9t be TO | Sprbcnnen ner til
sda Sjerte, at De maa iose cs ba finoe
in 9utfe / bam. Sielien fanbt Steo
a.. l., Os 8l. 5 relite sgsteparret bort
I'll ct miblertibist itiae OpbOloslteo pua
sr INSTRUMENTATION 9ilabani."
9ette er uiitnof bet fsrite 8rpllup,
fpn sfanoinaper eller ioetbeletaset life
fnofpbte Gbriitne bar bolbt / Santali>
fan.
ct. Sabr inbebar, eiter bpab "Staps
anger glmtst." bar %erfaret, en- meget
pen uifentlis Sitting ium 8utaniter /
;Snbier, buur ban bar fri 8olis, beitaaz
snbe al ct fort, uaffert Murbus, for fig
% 6amtlie alene ps EFT efter nprite 5ors
hulbe meset anieelis aarlis Gage.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-27

&olblpoigbco | 6aren. timber $50
tel gontinental"s 8ranb / Berlin Scat
til Ssnbas ben 13be 5ebr. b. VI. JOB Der
/ ct 8arelie / 3oie gtase en- enself
8eiienbe, Der bar / bsi Grab fesmatiif.
Mebens Slben raieoe Oppe | 9aset, Tom
Der en- Opuarter IND til bam os peffebe
BAN. "Spor brenber bet?" ipurste
gnslenberne. = IS 9aset", ipareoe
Dpparteren. = "Naa, naar ste Gtase
CT branbt neb, iaa fom os oef mig
iaien", lsb Suaret. 9ermeo penote
ban fig ON i Sensen Os lasbe fig til at
Iope. San bleu lite paffet ienere, oa
Slben bleu bampet bnrtist.
Sumor. Dommeren: "Spormarse
seffe Yoteter tilitaar bu altiau, at ou
bar taset fra &laseren?"
@nflasebe: "Spu, Sr. Sorenitrt'
Der, - tire Warpd9s &o9lo o9 ID ph'
1irsbasen."
9ommeren: "Men bet blir 10 bare
iem!"
I~nflaaeoe: "Sa, men be andre to
tantte jes meb Cubs Sialp "a ia I
&p9lo."
Yiaig sfole. I. er befienOt TOR I'm
@ierrisbeb. 5Orleoen iasbe bans aone
til bam:
"Min Ben, BET er 9ib at tente paa
Dor Ssns Opbraselie."
"9et bliper for bprt."
"Sa, men tjeuoer 9u lite en- b'lis
Sfple."
$50"
"1uup er bet for emf"
"WObsansens."
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-27
Sfoletono tiaaans.

Sea pil unoerrette benz, iom oil laaue
Yenae mob iprite alasies Sifferbeo, at les
6ar en- Del Stoleipnos tillaans. 2et oil
iaaleoes blipe en- sleniioi9 5oroel for benz,
iom laaner, oa for Bgrnene | Gpuutiet.
Senpeuo goer til Z. ~. 1aubnep,
337. gountp Auoitor.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-27

Qemae tinaanS mob COB Sifferbee til
bpilfeiombelft Belsb paa fort euer lang
5enitano.
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The Regeuerated "LittIe Devil,

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: Seeing the
exploit of the Little Devil" in your issue Of
March 81, from j. b. Spalding, 18th Mich in
qniring for him, will say that account is true
He went in as Fifer of Co. III, 1st battalion,
18th U. s. Inf, at Dubuque, Iowa, in Feb
ruary, 1862, and served with the battalion up
to the 18th day of October 1863. at Colliersville
Tenn, where he was, with about % others,
captured and taken to AndersOnyille, Salisbury
and Belle Isle. He was exchanged, and re-
Joined the battalion at Nashville. Tenn, about
June 1864. He re-enlisted, and from that time
on was in the ranks, though hardly strong
enough to carry gun. He served out his
time and was discharged at Fort Sully, Oak.
Ter. He settled with his widowed mother at
Vinton, Iowa. He went to college, where he
adopted the profession of the ministry. and.
should occasion require, will prove second
Parson Brownlow. The comrade can address
Rev. Dale Barker, mot Jacobs,) Vinton. Iowa,
and will certainly receive answer from him.
F. A. Koch. Co. b, lst battalion, 18th U. S. Inf,
st. Paul, MINI.
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UNION rx.rRrsoNrRs, ENTERTAINMENT.


Capt. s. +. Tbomasen and his associates Of the
District Of Columbia Union Ex-PrisOners of War
have reason TO feel gratied at the very hatter-
ing reception they received from their friends
on Friday evening at Wizards Hall, on the
the occasion of their lirst musical and literary
entertainment Although the rain came down
in torrents from until o'clock, there was n
large audience. The program consisted OF IL
numbers and each was sustained 10 the entire
satisfaction Of their auditors. The overture Of
William Tell" by Rossini (piano duet was
finely rendered by the Misses Wanda A. Schmid-
berger and Roberta NJ. Thomasen. which showed
they We're no strangers TO the piano. Miss
Thomson, who sustained q primo Tart, ex-
hibited rs pianist talent OF no ordinary charac-
ter. Col. G. &. Letter sang bass solo. entitled
"Grand Old Ocean," in fine style, and for an
encore. "Smon the Cellarer." This was so
well received that he was compelled 10 make
his third appearance. The Army Sutler"
was recited by Comrade Col. John A. Joyce,
wherein he told all about the sutler iends who
sold the boys Washington cakes and rubber
pies, and received their money from the Army
Paymaster. He was called TO the front again
and proved TO the audience that he was not only
a reader but veritable song and dance man."
by singing the Gallant Sixty Ninth" and in
closing gave that beautiful poem over which
there has been so much controversy, Laugh,
aud the World Laughs With YOU" Miss
Katie Power sang. for the first appearance.
LIncantatrice." which was well rendered and
received. Miss Eulalie DOmer. a fayorite with
the MUSCLE loving people Of Washington, sang
Bischoa's " Marguerite" and for an encore
" Baby Blue;" both were we'll received. Mrs
Jennie Cooper-Wilson sang Sweetheart" by
Bischof, aud Powelrs Silken Bands" This
young lady has pure soprano voice, clear as a
bird. She had such a pleasant face and man
ner that she captivated her listeners at once.
Miss Matte SaXton's violin solo. "Othello,"
was eXquisitely executed and enthusiastically
encored. Mr.. Elphonzo Youngs, jr., rendered
sounds from the Alps" upon the cornet in a
mastery manner. also Marching Through
Georgia. The singing by Mr.. +. w. Bird and
the reciting of the poem Guilt" by Mr.. John
T. Hoffman, were each honored by an encore.
Although last. not least, was the banjos, guitar
and harmonica performance by DIR. q. w.
EglestOn, Messrs. A. J. Brown, ii. J. Caldwell
and w. Kennedy. These gentlemen, by their
fine playing. brought down the house." With
one or two exceptions all those mentioned are
the sons and daughters of Union ex-soldiers.
Altogether the entertainment was grand sue
cess financially and otherwise for which the
association are thankful to all who lent their
aid.
Loaded with impurities, your blood needs
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NOTES.

T. B. Peterson & Bros, Philadelphia, have
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O. IL there lie in this earthly sphere
A boon, an offering Heaven holds dear,
It's the last libaiion liberty draws
From the heart that bleeds and breaks in her cause.